Yeah you can emulate this behavior in other ways. You could also use vim splits, a tiling window manager for some of it, etc. That’s fine. I would probably arg

Yeah you can emulate this behavior in other ways. You could also use vim splits, a tiling window manager for some of it, etc. That’s fine. I would probably argue that it’s easier to get there with emacs, and having one language is a lot nicer than having to learn vimscript, whatever tmux uses, etc, though neovim makes that a totally different discussion because iiuc you can script with many different languages, and emacs lisp, while pretty decent, isn’t great. Probably the biggest issue facing these environments at this point is that need stronger types to scale better. Doom emacs helps with this because it locks packages down, but for example spacemacs was always broken for me. So eventually I switched. Anyway if you want to try it I’d recommend doom emacs. It uses vim style bindings so your muscle memory won’t atrophy